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23/04/2009

Human stories from behind the global headlines. With Matthew Bannister.

On today's programme: Zoya Phan; Swaziland's children; and finding happiness in Estonia.

Human stories from behind the global headlines. With Matthew Bannister.

Zoya Phan
Born into Burma's ethnic Karen community, the daughter of resistance fighters, Zoya Phan, tells the story of her flight to Thailand and the murder of her father. Now based in the UK, she speaks out for the Free Burma campaign. Her book, 'Little Daughter', is published by Simon and Schuster.

Swaziland's children
Half the population of Swaziland is under 18, and many have lost parents and grandparents to Aids. Bill Law hears how they're getting a voice through schools, and a ground-breaking radio programme.

Rainer Nolvak
Matthew Bannister talks to the Estonian millionaire who found that wealth didn't make him happy. Rainer Nolvak explains how he's used his money to galvanise Estonians into clearing up illegal rubbish tips, and how he's planning to spread his ideas around the world.

23 minutes

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Fri 24 Apr 200909:06GMT

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  • Thu 23 Apr 200912:32GMT
  • Thu 23 Apr 200921:06GMT
  • Fri 24 Apr 200902:06GMT
  • Fri 24 Apr 200909:06GMT

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